First Knife leads his slavers south to retake the city of Shikka-Go. The city is now home to a demon of the old world, but First Knife has a plan. His predecessors have fought such creatures before.
Protector is one of the most inventive comics on the shelves in how it blends things. For most sci-fi series, it is foundational to avoid the indigenous nature of people. But it is constantly imbuing the storytelling sensibilities of a fable into the world, and personally I'm more a fan of that than anything. This series is quickly becoming one of the favorite sci-fi books because it allows for the notion of belief in a new future. Yes, it's not hopeful, but it is one that has survived. Let's hope we survive ours now. Read Full Review
In Protector, the battle for the hearts and minds of the remnants of civilization has only just begun. Read Full Review
Protector offers an immersive experience. Rather than telling readers how history has reshaped North America over so many centuries, it embeds them in the moment and that moment is deeply rewarding. Read Full Review
"Protector" #2 delivers a somewhat subversive script with energetic artwork that is only slightly marred by a pair of missteps. Read Full Review
At times it feels like Protector feels like its going for too many genres at once. But, once it focuses on one specifically it works out amazingly. Plus I really like Dark Lords (The Robot) attitude. Hopefully, we have more moments of him talking. Read Full Review
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